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PC Magazine August 19, 2003 Matthew P. Graven	The Windows Survival Guide If you're just getting ready to make the move to Win XP, or if you're anxious to dig beneath the surface and find some cool new tools, or if you've been using Win XP for a while and it's time for some serious maintenance, you'll find what you need to know in this guide.
PC Magazine July 1, 2003 Edward Mendelson	Run a PC Inside Your PC Virtual computers are time- and money-savers for testing software and Web sites, for educational or sales demonstrations, or for running software designed for old computers on today's hardware. A virtual-machine utility creates seemingly separate PCs inside your Windows system.
PC Magazine July 1, 2003 Dennis Fisher	The Lookout: Windows Media Player Flaw There is a new vulnerability in the ubiquitous Microsoft Windows Media Player that could enable an attacker to execute code on the machine of a user who downloads new skins for the player.
PC Magazine July 1, 2003 Neil J. Rubenking	Mysteriously Colored Filenames I am running Microsoft Windows XP Home. Within the past month, the font color of many of the filenames (not folder names) in Windows Explorer has changed -- for no apparent reason -- from the default black to a bright sapphire blue.
PC Magazine July 1, 2003 Neil J. Rubenking	Free System Resources I have to reboot several times a day because Windows Me loses resources.
PC Magazine July 1, 2003 Neil J. Rubenking	Creating Linked Folders Do you know a way to "hyperlink" folders?
BusinessWeek August 4, 2003 Stephen H. Wildstrom	Getting Better, but... Windows for Tablets still falls far short of its potential -- and may continue to until 2005
PC World August 2003 Scott Dunn	Pain-Free Windows Tweaks Want to fix nagging Windows irritations and automate everyday tasks? With these surprisingly simple Registry and batch-file tips, it's not brain surgery.
PC World August 2003 Scott Dunn	Windows Tips: Supercharge Windows by Paring Unneeded Services Inside Windows' services tool; do your memory a dis-service; simple and free calendar app.
PC World August 2003 Lincoln Spector	When a Windows Update Makes Things Worse You may be able to uninstall bad patches. Plus: Give folders the appearance you prefer, change your default e-mail program, and format Word paragraphs efficiently.
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